Matthew Lynn

Strategy Economics

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Chief Executive of Strategy Economics, a London-based business consulting firm; long-time business journalist and author of Bust: Greece, the Euro, and the Sovereign Debt Crisis

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Yesterday's summit of European leaders put off action until Wednesday, another delay in a financial crisis that's beginning to sound like 2008.

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Yesterday's summit of European leaders put off action until Wednesday, another delay in a financial crisis that's beginning to sound like 2008.

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